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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1932

Page

7

Anderson Hoyle wed in Monmouth ceremony

Wilma L Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Anderson married Guy L Hoyle son of Mr and Mrs L K Hoyle in Monmouth Illinois with Rev Loyal M Thompson officiating The couple will reside on the Berdo farm eight miles northeast of Washington after the wedding and the bride is a Washington High School graduate class of 1960.

Wilma L. Anderson W. H. Anderson Guy L. Hoyle Des Moines House of Presentatives Berdo Washington

Fern Cliff 4H Club Meets Friday All-Day

The Fern Cliff 4H club holds an all-day meeting Friday at Helen Bishop’s home. Members should bring poke lunch and attend. Also, the United Presbyterian Church young women’s missionary society meets Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Neil Trotman’s home. riders meet at the church at 2:15.

Fern Cliff Helen Bishop Young Womans Missionary Society of the U. P Neil Trotman

Daughters of the American Revolution Flag Day Picnic Planned

Weather permitting the D A R will hold its annual flag day meeting and picnic at the log cabin in Sunset Park on Tuesday June 14 with a program at 3 20 and picnic supper at 5 38 Regent Mrs R S War side notes members should await further announcements. Ladies from Living Lake and Jackson Center school districts are invited to Mrs Lloyd Foster home Tuesday afternoon for a health and first aid talk by the county nurse Mothers of babies and small children are especially invited.

Ww. R. Cc Grayson Woman’s Relief Corps Ed Grayson Edith Miller Mae Hopengardner A. B. Schmoeller Corps Department Council Bluffs Daughters of the American Revolution Sunset Park R. S. Warside Ladies of Living Lake Jackson Center Lloyd Foster

Walnut Woman's Club Guest Day Highlights Afternoon

Walnut Women's Club hosted a guest day with twelve members and about thirty five attendees including twenty one guests and fourteen children. Mrs J H Baird and Miss Mike Lewis led the event as plans were made to suspend meetings through July with a club picnic in August. Norene McFarland played piano. Readings by Helen Wells Kathleen Dunbar and Eloise Emery. a costume minuet danced by Mary Mickey Ruthmary Dunber Myrtie Coakley and Velma Wells. Roses decorated the rooms as Edith Shields and Titia Shields served punch and angel food cake. Guests included Mrs George Johnson Susie Johnson Mrs George Hopping Mrs Paul Leeper Mrs Dick Blanchard and Irene McFarland of Brighton.

J. H. Baird Mike Lewis Walnut Women’s Club Norene McFarland Helen Wells Kathleen Dunbar Eloise Emery Mary Mickey Ruthmary Dunber Myrtie Coakley Velma Wells Edith Shields Titia Shields George Johnson Susie Johnson George Hopping Paul Leeper Dick Blanchard Frank Miles Sam Munson A. E. Stafford J. F. Casper Joe Wolfe Eva Nelson Ruthmary Dunbar Myrtle Coakley Irene McFarland Brighton

Hostesses Study Flower Layout and Hospitality Charm

Mrs. Oliver Harriman notes rising interest in flower arrangements among garden club enthusiasts in New York. She cites Hilda Laines of Brooklyn Botanic Gardens sponsoring a course on arrangements, promoting flowers as a creative and personal touch for breakfast to dinner tables and hospitality spaces.

New York Oliver Harriman Hilda Laines Chaiman Brooklyn Botannic G Gardens Garden Clubs of America

Coolidge article on war debts excludes prohibition says editors

New York June 10 Ins report editors of Cosmopolitan magazine reveal Calvin Coolidge in the July issue discusses war debt settlement and makes no reference to prohibition despite a House speech by Rep Celler stating he expected condemnation of prohibition.

New York INS Calvin Coolidge Cosmopolitan Magazine Cosmopolitan Representative Celler N. Y House of Representatives Coolidge Prohibition Mr. Coolidge

Country club women host regular golf breakfast Wednesday

The women of the country club will hold their regular golf breakfast Wednesday morning. Call 768 red if you intend coming.

Saving Without Scrimping Cake Baking Instructions

This piece outlines precise cake making steps including measuring levels, three mixing methods Stirring Beating and Cutting and Folding to preserve air, pan preparation, oven control, and careful post bake handling. It includes a White Fruit Cake recipe with butter sugar coconut almonds peel milk egg whites flour and baking powder baked at 350 degrees for forty five minutes.

Music store owner dies of asphyxiation in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids reports Max Braverman, a music store proprietor, was found dead in his kitchen with a gas stove set open. Authorities say he killed himself.

Cedar Rapids Max Braverman

Kellogg's All-Bran touted for constipation relief

A reader letter from George A. Murray of South Boston credits Kellogg's All-Bran with improved health and regular bowels after two months of use. The ad claims All-Bran provides bulk and vitamin B, plus iron, to aid digestion and blood. two tablespoonfuls daily recommended, with cautions to consult a doctor if relief fails.

Murray George A. Murray K Street South Boston Mass Kellogg Battle Creek

Foods Favorable to Beauty

Kathleen Mary Quinlan extols fruit and vegetable juices for beauty and health. Pomegranate juice and kernels offer a refreshing tonic and dessert option while loganberry adds zest to drinks and dishes. Green vegetable broths and their cooking liquor provide minerals and vitamins, usable as drinks or stock.

Kathleen Mary Quinlan

Kirkland Denied Parole In Arlene Draves Slaying

Virgil Kirkland, convicted for the murder of his girlfriend Arlene Draves, was denied parole by the Indiana State Reformatory trustees in Pendleton. He must serve the remaining nine years of his one to ten year sentence after becoming eligible today.

Pendleton Ind INS Virgil Kirkland Arlene Draves Indiana State Reformatory Gary Kirkland Board of Trustees

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